The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-11

and thon clots Of bloody matter and great
quantities OF blood followed each other
In rapid succession. II seemed to
DO q question Of seconds only rs to
when he would pass away. His vitality was
something wonderful HIS nerve, his grit, and
his power Of endurance who. after this expert
ence. can deny, for although when conscious
ness came back to him he suffered untold
agonies, he never groaned nor murmured nor
complained.
He was carried at once into an adjacent
apartment. whore tho surgeons dressed his
wounds and commiserating reporter held
him In his arms. Convulsive coughs and In
voluntary shudders seemed to start fresh flow-
inGs Of his blood. and he shivered from head
70 foot. The rapid flow OF tho blood choked
him. and 1t was found necessary to keep him
In sitting posture.
LrNGG's DYING REQUEST.
T. In the course course Of hall an a., hour he moved his
and pencil were handed him, and he wrote in
sa lad az ST aseHs IL seal AND
his future, but the physicians were In doubt.
S II mot II np thS they 81
10 might live 'S Or Tia HAT he "s might de At.
gns ier an hos U os Il pSsssd
the doctors, and particularly DR.. Gray, Of
NeT York. who gave most intelligent attention 4
shorfr expressed a belief that that would Be
ccurrence OF which he had knowledge Of man
who was shot precisely as Lyngg was, who
ho on he sass r psbc were indeed
from the jail. those who are there BY right form
Ings had blown his head oil, and the excite;
the al T hd swssTns sydo9s
splendid opportunity for circulation affidavts
great crowds gathered about the Jail. and those
WHAT THEY SAW IN THE JAIL.
sd Such na scene as was presented they never
The narrow cell was shattered with blood.
with teeth with bits Of jaw bone. with shreds
floor, with footsteps tracked. lay q. trail Of
blood from the rear of the cell along the CORR:
Sff bdo s 0 he ee os P %s
comes from mutilation In general and those
attended by bloody discharge in particular
of ali those Interested in the case first arrived
Capt; Black. A soldiSrly figure, with 2 good
right and best Tor his clients. good or bad.
looked at him with admiration. as with dimmed
opening his eyes, looked steadfsstiy at him.
but. as he did SO. the ragged strips OF flesh that
hung to MS ;f tace moved to and fro Littsray
the sher lie aeoiors .s 1ss h ns eSn
man In IipgSs &c Condition should be- hh angsd
DR.. Fenger said that It would be impossible
s tS b b and s AZ sh
exactly understand why. there should be any
nIee,d Of eeonsultation. In bis Judgment the
hanged. II he died. Of course he he w s be.
BY LINZ Il hGa s no only
counsel and the reporters, but by everybody in
the city, .a and the nniyeEsal rssrs. was that
fully into effect. The coroliary. however,, Of
more extreme regret was that the elasticity IN
permit a prisoner OF Lingg's weil-known dis.
positioan;a n HIS peknoglsdged determinatIon
per 10 d tbs upon ens c on mis-
ture the deadly missile used UPON this occasion.
,,,,r.,,s,
The case, Of Gordon. the slave trader. who
was hanged early In the sixties In the, Tombs
Boston merchants who owned the slave ships
Fled and oy se ere he wnea re
at WIG, Mho subsequently opened candy
s sIr m ava w bi nnd mHrfed her CHIEF
shorty after midnight on the day before that
Ii rs or assh sf5ny p ,ss
mo Ion physician applied Il the stomach pump
n n successlu NY OUT !. Was grave question
as to Whether bi the man would rally snfciently
Marsha Ee ns asr ba anq xsry
arsa ME- a. ~ JILL bh a Juaclure.
th III ~ ol WhisRsy were p9ured d9Wn
an t ltaie man tnIoat una IKE paoy marion,
S St.1 no Wt r., Wa,keu w anu uoWn ahu up anu
I SoMn ., " LIS a.itehuants, WHO nopsH againsG
n ,nI sntt ne mIih' DO Rspt up 9ntI tne maj
MON hhoineht. trunk as any iord ,when inc
WAS poured down his throat and half
carried. half dragged. he was taken, preceded
by priest and parson, followed by guards
and attendants, to the Enclosure In the
Tombs; where the boys prison now stands.
and in less time than it takes to say Jack Rob-
inson, limp: listless. and saturated with the
essence of John Bareycorn, he was choked to
death, and his besotted soul presented in that
condition In the Court OF the Most High. Had
he been loft alone, had the stomach not done
its work. he would have died They saved him
that he might die upon the scaffold.
Such has been the unrewarded labor Of the
surgeons here. In spite of his wonderful vital
ity and all the care Of expert surgeons, Lingg
fingered only until o'clock and then passed
away.
LIVELY WORK FOR THE REPORTERS.
Never was the enterprise Of Chicago newspa-
pcrs nio,e "a in iilussrated than on this